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Beyond Bradford and the Brontës â new walking trail shows West Yorkshireâs natural beauty (opens the original)
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The Bradford Pennine Gateway Trail, launching this weekend, aims to âchange perceptions of Bradfordâ by taking in the moors and the areaâs new national nature reserve A grainy photograph, dated 1938, hangs in a frame on the downstairs wall of my B&B. It shows 100, perhaps 200, elegantly attired trippers sitting on the green at Shipley Glen in West Yorkshire. Theyâre picnicking, chatting, taking the air and enjoying the sunshine, while admiring the rocks and woods that frame the deep gull
Beyond Bradford and the Brontës – new walking trail shows West Yorkshire’s natural beauty - AOL (opens the original)
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A grainy photograph, dated 1938, hangs in a frame on the downstairs wall of my B&B. It shows 100, perhaps 200, elegantly attired trippers sitting on the green at Shipley Glen in West Yorkshire. They’re picnicking, chatting, taking the air and enjoying the sunshine, while admiring the rocks and woods that frame the deep gully below. It’s local, low-carbon, cheap-as-chips tourism before the jet age – and also a model for how we may travel in the future. I arrived here thanks to a new trail, launch
Walking on the edge: a three-day hike along Cumbriaâs rugged, overlooked coast (opens the original)
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In the shadow of the crowded Lake District, this quiet coast path offers great views, breathtaking nature and a striking new hotel on the historic waterfront Whatâs the edgiest region in the UK? I donât mean in the sense of sketchy or fashionable, but where on the map of these four nations feels most at the margins of everywhere else? For my money, the north Cumbrian coast is a strong contender. Hemmed in by the Lake District fells on one side and the Solway Firth and Irish Sea on the other,
Walking on the edge: a three-day hike along Cumbria’s rugged, overlooked coast - AOL (opens the original)
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What’s the edgiest region in the UK? I don’t mean in the sense of sketchy or fashionable, but where on the map of these four nations feels most at the margins of everywhere else? For my money, the north Cumbrian coast is a strong contender. Hemmed in by the Lake District fells on one side and the Solway Firth and Irish Sea on the other, this strip of towns and villages, farms and nature reserves, clinging to the low-lying littoral, has been battling nature, weather, geology and geography through
Where tourists seldom tread, part 21: two northern powerhouses on the rise once more - AOL (opens the original)
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This double act of “Lancashire” locations is my final celebration of Britain’s bypassed towns. My native county has dominated my life of late, and one key question asked in these columns has been: can you holiday right at home? The French author Xavier de Maistre believed you could fit a journey inside a single room. And in Instructions on How to Climb a Staircase the Argentine-French writer Julio Cortázar turned a walk upstairs into a quest. An entire county offers enough adventures to fill a l
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